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Co-design of Silicon Microring Modulator beyond 200 Gb/s per Lane: Device Physics, Operating Point, and Compact Models for Scale-Up and Scale-Out Optical I/O
Optical input/output (I/O) supports high-bandwidth communication between processors in artificial intelligence (AI) systems. Depletion-mode silicon microring modulators offer compact footprints, wavelength multiplexing and femtojoule-scale junction switching energy per bit. However, as lane rates in
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